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Binsar Wildlife Sanctuary — Drive to Zero Point
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Moderate trail
Binsar Wildlife Sanctuary — Drive to Zero Point
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Binsar Wildlife Sanctuary — Drive to Zero Point
Binsar Wildlife Sanctuary — Drive to Zero Point is a moderate scenic mountain drive at Binsar, Almora district, Kumaon, Uttarakhand, logged by the Offroad India community.
- Difficulty
- Moderate
- Terrain
- Oak & rhododendron sanctuary forest; narrow sealed/rough road to Zero Point
- State
- Uttarakhand
About this trail
Binsar Wildlife Sanctuary — Drive to Zero Point is a moderate-rated off-road trail near Binsar, Almora district, Kumaon, Uttarakhand over Oak & rhododendron sanctuary forest; narrow sealed/rough road to Zero Point terrain. As a moderate route it's a step up that rewards low-range, decent ground clearance and some prior off-road time.
The trail is at its best in post-monsoon and winter, and is usually impassable during summer.
Watch for forest fire (dry season); run it in a convoy rather than solo; it best suits beginners.
Notified wildlife sanctuary (Almora Forest Division). Pay the Forest Department entry/eco fee at the Ayarpani gate; off-track driving is prohibited; typical timing 6 AM–6 PM. Fire-season (dry months) restrictions may apply — a June 2024 fire killed four forest staff. Confirm current fees/rules with the Almora Forest Division; we do not quote a figure..
It's one of the off-road routes shared on 4x4 Trails India — check the difficulty, distance and terrain above before you plan a run, and always ride with people who know the route.
Can my vehicle do it? A stock 4×4 with low-range is comfortable. Carry basic recovery gear.
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Location
Binsar, Almora district, Kumaon, Uttarakhand
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Binsar Wildlife Sanctuary — Drive to Zero Point is a scenic mountain drive at Binsar, Almora district, Kumaon, Uttarakhand, India.
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